Into The Shadows, Into The Light

Into the Shadows, Into the Light concerns itself with social, political, romantic, moral, and philosophical issues. It is strewn with creative imagination and thoughtful visions. It is action-packed and sonorous, historically understood, politically and socially accepted, and morally sought, so that its events evocatively, movingly, and touchingly parade live before the eyes of the readers. Readers will wave farewell to the characters with tears and smiles. INTO THE SHADOWS, INTO THE LIGHT is not just a story to take delight in. It is a well of experiences where history opens and comes to be expressive, social and political manifestations become so complicated and chaotic that things get out of control and lives are lost, morality comes out of its abstract shell and gains momentum, philosophy turns to be the common touch, romance is given profundity and insight. The story constantly reminds readers of the story of the three apple trees. Once there were three apple trees. One bore poisonous apples which infected many and claimed several lives. The other contracted disease and bore fruit no more. The third one was shriveled with a blight, and it appeared to be dying, but soon revived. Though its apples were awkward, they tasted sweet.